These days so much architecture is about appearance, making a big statement and attracting the eye (and the Instagram account). […]

These days so much architecture is about appearance, making a big statement and attracting the eye (and the Instagram account). […]
It fascinates me how one can immediately like a place, whether it’s a city or a whole country. I suppose […]
The sign at the entrance warns me that this is an espace de silence, a place of silence. I’m thinking […]
I was delighted to be invited to speak to The Fussy Librarian this week about writing (and my messy desk). […]
Spectacular is the mot du jour. I write this as the annual Vivid festival kicks off in Sydney. Buildings in […]
A consequence of moving to Australia from Britain over twenty years ago has been that I’ve passed through a lot […]
The house next door has been demolished, leaving a rectangle of bare earth. In feng shui, that side of my […]
I’m a fool for a doorway. Thankfully, there are several Instagram sites that feed my addiction so I can peruse […]
I don’t always ‘get’ cafés. They used to say in London that you were never more than six feet away […]
I have just finished reading David Sedaris’s book ‘Theft by finding’, which is a collection of edited highlights from his […]
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